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RTN Restaurant Group Plc

64.80
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Restaurant Group Plc LSE:RTN London Ordinary Share GB00B0YG1K06 ORD 28 1/8P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 64.80 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Restaurant Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/1/2024
18:44
Cheques arrived last week for certificated holdings, dematerialised holding in ISA was paid out 4th Jan.
adobbing
10/1/2024
17:22
isn't payment for this due on 4 jamuary 24? have people been paid here
ali47fish
22/12/2023
17:00
Thank you for the information.
approach3
22/12/2023
16:10
CORPORATE ACTION NOTICE
30 November 2023

Scheme of Arrangement

Effective date: 21st December 2023

Terms: GBP0.65 in cash for each Restaurant Group Plc

Pay date: 4th January 2024

Restaurant Group Plc has entered into a Scheme of Arrangement with Rock Bidco Limited effective from 21st December 2023. Under the terms of the Scheme, holders will be issued with GBP0.65 in cash for each Restaurant Group Plc share held.
Payment will be issued to entitled shareholders accounts upon receipt from the company.
Your account will be updated upon receipt of the proceeds but in some circumstances there may be delays in the proceeds being credited to us. Please allow 10 working days for your account to be updated.
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adobbing
22/12/2023
16:08
Payment 4th January 2024
adobbing
22/12/2023
15:59
My shares are in a nominee account. When will I recieve the 65p payment ? I can't seem to find the information.
approach3
16/11/2023
12:01
From what I gather voting on the two matters is open until 21st, with the 27th as the date of the meeting.
I imagine anyone else waiting in the wings may not show their hand for a week or two.

adobbing
07/11/2023
22:12
I guess everyone is now resigned to 65p! Shame but there is still hope surely!
tygarreg
07/11/2023
17:25
amazing no on e commenting on the withdrwal of second bidder
ali47fish
06/11/2023
09:54
I have small (250 share) holdings in 4 separate tranches, to maximise the number of shareholder vouchers family members can access.
1 of which is an ISA with the shares in the nominee account.

I’ve had the voting forms for all of them, even the nominee account.
So I think the “small” shareholder’s could actually punch well above their weight!

adobbing
03/11/2023
18:38
Tygarreg - this is being done as a 'Scheme of Arrangement' under the Companies Act. That means that you don't accept or reject the offer but you vote for or against the resolutions at the two meetings. Those are to approve the Scheme so if you don't want it to happen then you vote against. In the Scheme route, as opposed to an ordinary bid, if it goes through all shareholders are bound by it.

This is one occasion where small shareholders come into their own. The Court requires 75% of shares voted to be in favour and also 50% of shareholders regardless of the size of their holding. Sadly this is much less effective now as most small shareholders have moved into nominee a/cs.

sharw
03/11/2023
11:42
I have my voting papers. The board recommendation is to vote for! I don't want to accept the 65p offer. I want to hold out for more. So what is the vote for?To accept the offer or to reject the offer. Ie is a "for" vote to accept or reject?
tygarreg
02/11/2023
07:28
scheme published wt apollo- is the othe bidder still in
ali47fish
26/10/2023
12:19
I wonder if anyone else is waiting in the wings, with an offer?
adobbing
26/10/2023
11:32
What did I say chaps?
tongosti
26/10/2023
06:48
Dead giveaway when the price started to creep up yesterday
john09
19/10/2023
18:46
Caution is needed.This situation happened to ted baker.They were offered £1.65 and they rejected the offer.A new offer came in at £1.10 and they accepted and we all got screwed.
peteret
19/10/2023
10:40
Low risk entry point at these levels fellas (assuming the gap is not violated).
tongosti
19/10/2023
09:20
@ali47fish

I would imagine they think another higher bid is coming in!

adobbing
19/10/2023
06:21
why is moragan stanlay buying at this juncture
ali47fish
17/10/2023
11:47
It's not no risk. There are many bids that are accepted by boards and recommended to shareholders but which fall through at the due diligence stage when the bidding company pours over the books and finds things it doesn't like and withdraws their bid. Don't get me wrong, I'm personally of the view that it's more likely that a better offer will come in from another possible bidder than Apollo pulls out....but to say that buying in at 65 is no risk is wrong. The bid could be withdrawn.
mr whizz
15/10/2023
19:43
Well it's a no risk buy at 65p. The 65p offer underpins your investment. Any improved offer is a risk to nothing!
tygarreg
12/10/2023
22:26
didn't surprise me that a bid has come in. the buyers will shut down the leisure business which will improve cash flow, and grow wagamama as quickly as they can (by franchise if they can) before flipping it in a few years.

this is a good example of poor management making a company worth more as a private entity outside of the stock market.

m_kerr
12/10/2023
15:29
"Wagamama-owner TRG awaiting new bid? Offer too low, say analysts  "https://uk.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/wagamamaowner-trg-awaiting-new-bid-offer-too-low-say-analysts--3188493
tygarreg
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